APR Access Key email

[RHaas]

I have been using APR since 2017 and went IS20 + Tune in September.

Today I received this random email from goapr.com asking me to accept terms and conditions.
Did a search on this and nothing on internet or their website I could find.

Seems strange to send out an email like this after already being a paying customer. Something like this needs to be done before a purchase, not after the fact.

Any of you other APR customers receive this email?

 

[Salami]

What did APR say about the email?

 

[RHaas]

No Idea. They sent it to me. That's why I was asking others if they have seen this.

 

[krs]

No Idea. They sent it to me. That's why I was asking others if they have seen this.

Why not contact APR first, about an alleged APR email?

 

[RHaas]

Why not contact APR first, about an alleged APR email?

Agree that is an option. The domain name seems legit. Was curious if any other customers received the same email.

 

[Salami]

Agree that is an option. The domain name seems legit. Was curious if any other customers received the same email.

It is the best option.

Why wouldn't you go directly to the source? They are either going to tell you it is legit or it's not.

 

[RHaas]

Regardless if legit or not. Back to my original question. I wanted to find out if any other APR customer had received this type of email.

 

[redapex]

That's the waiver from APR's flash server.

 

[jawndropper]

Regardless if legit or not. Back to my original question. I wanted to find out if any other APR customer had received this type of email.

Every time I’ve had an apr tune flashed I’ve gotten that email with a waiver I had to accept before my shop could complete the flash.

 

[RHaas]

Every time I’ve had an apr tune flashed I’ve gotten that email with a waiver I had to accept before my shop could complete the flash.

Interesting as I have been stage 1 since 2017 and IS20 for two months. Just now got the email for first time to accept after I have already been flashed and upgraded.